Going to Korea. Any tips? (Read 605 times)

Two bottles?! It's really easy to get to that point, when you start measuring by the case is when it gets exciting.

Good call with the leaving your shot class full, though. And on the disco, though, I'd be more worried about ending up at a spa.... I'd much rather be singing karaoke with the ahjossis than seeing them all naked.....

Buelligan

posted: 12/3/2012 at 2:11 AM

P.J. O'Rourke referred to Koreans as the "Irish of the Orient" in a Rolling Stone article years ago. If you're looking for a fight or a good time, you can find both, typically with the same person.

MrNamtor

posted: 12/3/2012 at 3:06 AMmodified: 12/3/2012 at 3:07 AM

I wouldn't want to fight any koreans. I was told by a korean that everyone learns taekwon-do in gym class.

Two bottles?! It's really easy to get to that point, when you start measuring by the case is when it gets exciting.

Good call with the leaving your shot class full, though. And on the disco, though, I'd be more worried about ending up at a spa.... I'd much rather be singing karaoke with the ahjossis than seeing them all naked.....

The pain that hurts the worse is the imagined pain. One of the most difficult arts of racing is learning to ignore the imagined pain and just live with the present pain (which is always bearable.) - Jeff

I wouldn't want to fight any koreans. I was told by a korean that everyone learns taekwon-do in gym class.

Jesus H. Christ... I've lost a few fights before but the only time I've ever had a vicious beat down was by a Korean dude. I was winning at first but the guy didn't fight by conventional fist fight rules and gouged my eyes and bit the shit out of me. Then he kept kicking my ass when I was down.

If you get into a fight with a Korean dude, you better go all out... ball kicking, eye gouging, all that stuff. For God's sake, don't let him get the advantage. Just run, man... run!